48 Volt (51.2V) GC2 | Golf Cart | LiFePO4 Battery By LiTime
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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Stumbled on this video but I'm stoked on these batteries. Ive got 12 GC2's in a houseboat on a 12volt system and I've been wanting to convert to a 48 volt system these are perfect.
They're great! These companies are getting it right.
super excellent breakdown of these batteries. i have the non-Bluetooth one mounted on my e-bike, this vid inspires confidence in my purchase decision
@@CarlosSanchezMusic4Life I'm happy to hear that, Thank you 😀👍
A utv test will be fun to watch.
Yes it would! Hopefully I buy it. I'm going tomorrow to have a look at the machine. 😀
Nice video.
During the tear down I noticed the BMS said 16s100A. I'm a little confused seeing the are 24? cells and says 60A max cont discharge on the website. Anyway, a max discharge test would be interesting to do, to see how many amp you could pull. Everyone that tests cart batteries does great job at a range test but no one, it seems, does a hill climb or max discharge test. Which I believe is just as important as range if you will be operating in a hilly area.
Thanks
There are 32 cells in a 16S2P configuration. The cell is stamped 48Wh. That means 15Ah so with a 2P that's 30Ah. I will be testing them in a cart, I will post my results
So cool thanks
That Balance section on the app is awesome. Do all their bluetooth batteries have that function?
This app is separate from their other Bluetooth batteries. I had to download a new app. I like these batteries. I can't wait to play with them more. 😀
@@Roll2Videos oh id consider buying a Litime battery just because of that app
@@mannyfragoza9652 Lol, Really?
@@Roll2Videos "but of course". said in my best Inspector Clouseau voice
Most of these bats have a spot on bms for bt and cold temp.They just didn’t install them.
I’m not sure about my mom’s golf cart, but I know it has six batteries in it. How many of these would I need?
@@tomfanniff Without seeing the cart I'd guess they are 8V batteries connected in series to make 48V. One of these batteries by itself can run your cart. The thing you need to figure out is how many Amp hours you need and connect the batteries in parallel. Two of these 30Ah are roughly equivalent to what you have now.
@@Roll2Videos thank you for the info . The cart is presently in Florida. I do know it is an older club car with six car size batteries Which constantly drained of fluid And I have to refill with distilled water and charge with car charger before they will take a charge(she’s only there in the winter) Does this charger also work as a trickle charger to be able to go long term use Thank you
@@tomfanniff You do not want to trickle charge a lithium battery Just charge it to 80% ish and leave it
What is price per battery ?
@@tomfanniff click the link in the video description
I have a 36v cart and need to replace batteries. Something like the 6v Trojan T-605 is rated at 210aH. These are only rated at 30aH. So what does that mean by comparison in terms of speed, power and run time of the cart?
These are for 48V carts. You can check the link to their website for further information.